The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-26
COMMENT AND OPINION.

THE blunder springs eternal in the Democratic
breast.-Boston Transcript Mug
In Massachusetts the President is muewump
and a civil service reformer; in Maryland he is a
Democrat and German man.-New York
Tribune.
LAST week Cleveland snubbed Foraker. and
Foraker accepted the affront like the gentleman
he is. One of these days the American people,
who, after all. never forget. may turn the snub
on Cleveland.-Brooklyn Union.
THEY 1.-THE Anarchistsl deserve hanging for
attempting to MAKE labor an ally; for presum-
same relation to labor that the cut-throat does
to Sister of Mercy.-Denver Republican.
THERE is all the money in this country that is
needed, and not the least occasion to get excited.
II those who have locked up many millions
force the market to buy the use of it at
panic prices. why, then the market is a bigger
fool than we think it ie.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
IT is certain that no wise or just concession
can be made to Anarchists who threaten re bel
lion one concession made in answer to a threat
will be but a beginning OF threats and conces-
sions which can only end in surrender to rebel
Hon.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
ABOLISH the whole internal revenue system
and the accumulation o. great surplus in the
Federal Treasury. deraneing the business of the
country. destroying millions and millions of
property in q day, and converting prosperity
I'M disaster. will be stopped and prevented.
New York Sun.
THE West is no longer Obliged to sneeze every
time Wall street takes snuff, and if the West
keeps right about its business undisquieted
by the bowls Of bears and the believing of bulls,
the country at large will hardly be disturbed by
the antics of lot of overloaded gamblers in
watered stocks.-Chicago Tribune.
WE sincerely condole with General Butler aud
General Pryor that their idea of professional
obligation compels them to undertake the An
archists' defence. We cannot forget that Charles
Fl. Reed never recovered from the odium of de-
Tending Guiteau, and narrowly escaped a dis
graceful death.-New York Graphic.
In the whole line of Republican Presidents
from Lincoln down not 8 man of them whined
or wbimpered because the dignity" Of the Office
was in danger. Every of them compe-
tent to for the dignity of the Office single
handed, and make no fuss about it. They were
dignifed gentlemen. -Harttord Post
IT is a matter for surprise that the authorities
of New York State permit such men Johann
Most to publicly ncite his followers to incendi-
arism There limits to the right of free
speech, ard every State in the Union has laws
that are intended to cover the of Anarchist
Most New York city and State would do we'll
to take most in hand before he creates trouble.
Atlanta Constitution.
THE Democratic papers insist that Col. Fred
Grant was nominated by the Republicans only
because he is the of his father. But when
Governor Hill, the Democratic Governor of New
York, sent Colonel Grants name to the Senate
for continuation to one of the post Important Of
fees in the State. he said: ''The nomination
which had the honor OF recently making to the
Senate. is an honest competent. deserving man,
possessing the confidence of the people without
distinction of party."-Milwaukee Seminal.
IHE tact that the zone ID on one side or q
given issue may be prma facie evidence to the
Methodist ministers that the the other
is prosecuted for righteousness sake. But we
submit to them, with Difference. that even the
Pope, though infallibe. may sometimes be right.
That he was right in infctine the severest dis
cipline of the church upon DR.. McGlynn, or
rather that he had choice but to nfict it, will
be manifest to any Methodist minister who takes
the trouble to look mp the case-New York
Times.
IT is possible that may find it necessary
TO amend our laws of citizenship in some inn
portant particulars, but it is not possible that
this great work, should it become necessary,
will be delegated to such organization as the